Lisboa, Lisboa, Baixa

Apartment Lisboa Baixa

Flat renovated with elegance, taking into account the Pombaline rehabilitation and keeping the old style.

The flat has an open-plan kitchen fully equipped with good quality appliances and in good condition. Spacious living room with good sunlight and a balcony overlooking the historic part of the city. There is also a super cosy dining room, with tasteful furniture and a layout that absorbs and takes advantage of the good light in the living room. A well-used and contemporary office area, a suite with light and a good window. The second bedroom, also spacious and with its own balcony – finally, a full bathroom to support the flat.

Santa Maria Maior is the heart of Lisbon. This parish is home to the capital’s most emblematic neighbourhoods.
Alfama, the second oldest neighbourhood in Europe. It’s a small village in the middle of the capital, a neighbourhood where you can lose yourself in alleys and squares, letting your senses guide you: seeing clotheslines on the balconies and fantastic views of the Tagus, smelling fish roasting on the corner, hearing the sounds of Fado from inside a typical restaurant, tasting traditional dishes and touching magnificent tile panels. This is Lisbon’s most picturesque neighbourhood and the true soul of the city.
Baixa Pombalina (Pombaline Downtown) Lisbon’s Baixa Pombalina, with its particular charm, is very attractive for those who enjoy walking, are looking for a peaceful lifestyle, close to everything and a story around every corner. It offers numerous services and is especially known for its old traditional shops.
Chiado, an important commercial centre in Lisbon and one of the busiest and most cosmopolitan areas in the Portuguese capital. A culturally rich area, considered to be one of Lisbon’s prime neighbourhoods.

Martim Moniz is the place where the greatest number of ethnic groups cross paths in the city. Known for its square overlooking the castle, it’s a kind of Portuguese Chinatown and the terminus of the typical 28 tram.
Finally, Mouraria, a very busy and welcoming place, is considered one of the safest neighbourhoods in the capital. It’s a meeting point for people from different cultures and, at the same time, a place that keeps its old folk traditions alive.